New Israeli startup to help organizations deal with GenAI-related risks
The SaaS offering is specifically targeted at providing organizations visibility and protection over third-party and homegrown generative AI tools.
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The SaaS offering is specifically targeted at providing organizations visibility and protection over third-party and homegrown generative AI tools.
Aim Security announced $10 million in seed funding to unlock the full potential of GenAI technology without compromising security.
Securing generative AI-based applications from prompting attacks, ensuring that they don't leak sensitive data or create malicious output or results that may violate privacy regulations is becoming a real business. This round was led by YL Ventures, with participation from Cyber Club London and a group of angel investors that includes the founders of WIZ. Like so many Israeli security startups, Aim Security's founders Matan Getz (CEO) and Adir Gruss (CTO) got their cybersecurity education during their time with the Israel Defense Forces.
Securing generative AI-based applications from prompting attacks, ensuring that they don't leak sensitive data or create malicious output or results that
Securing generative AI-based applications from prompting attacks, ensuring that they don't leak sensitive data or create malicious output or results that may violate privacy regulations is becoming a real business. This round was led by YL Ventures, with participation from Cyber Club London and a group of angel investors that includes the founders of WIZ. Like so many Israeli security startups, Aim Security's founders Matan Getz (CEO) and Adir Gruss (CTO) got their cybersecurity education during their time with the Israel Defense Forces.